Road congestion is a pervasive phenomenon.

The biases, whether intentional or otherwise, are pervasive, and so are the misleading mental images.

The biases, whether intentional or otherwise, are pervasive, and so are the misleading mental images.

I mean, this is a very pervasive this is part of our DNA.

They were a pervasive presence.

This idea is so pervasive that games are a waste of time that we will come to regret that I hear it literally everywhere I go.

Gender equality overcoming pervasive gender bias

Services are now so pervasive throughout the economy that it may be more appropriate not to take a sectoral approach

The economic and social costs become pervasive.

But it's a technology so pervasive, so invisible, that we, for a long time, forgot to take it into account when we talked about human evolution.

I'm going to show you just a few examples of how pervasive this phenomena is.

It is time for conversion of the pervasive culture of war into a culture of peace.

Narcotics remain a major and pervasive problem in Afghanistan.

I was born to a family where education was pervasive.

Thirdly, there is a pervasive tendency by institutions and Governments to accord marginal importance to youth organizations and issues.

I am pleased that today the Council is convinced that pervasive poverty is truly a main root cause of unrest in Haiti.

Information also highlights a pervasive pattern of rape and sexual violence.

So pervasive has been the role of ICTs that there would be little hope of achieving the MDGs without significant upgrading of ICTs in developing countries.

Violence against women, which is a fundamental violation of women's human rights, remains pervasive in all parts of the world.

Homelessness resulting from military home demolitions, particularly in Gaza, was also pervasive.

What the climate crisis has revealed to us is a secondary, more insidious and more pervasive crisis, which is the crisis of agency, which is what to do.

We had just had a military coup, and soldiers were pervasive in our society.

This mindset is also pervasive in Western governments, industry, business schools, and the media. None of these institutions in the West is ready for Asia s re emergence.

Can the ICTY s investigations and indictments really be turned over to national courts? So far, the picture is not promising the few domestic trials in the region continue to reflect the fractious politics and pervasive ethnic bias that surround them.

This really seems like a cost effective, scalable solution to a problem that's really pervasive.

Second, the country is unique in the world community since power is concentrated absolutely at the top, with total, pervasive control exercised by the State over the population.

It is therefore imperative for the country, supported by its development partners, to redouble the efforts to address the problem of pervasive corruption, and to continue to pursue policies that will ensure sustained economic growth, so as to create employment and reduce poverty.

For example, tax evasion is pervasive, so increases disproportionately hit those who already pay, fueling a widespread perception of unfairness. Monti attempted to address this, but moving from the current equilibrium to a better one, in which tax evasion is the exception rather than the norm, is a long term project.

South South cooperation is now pervasive in United Nations development system activities, but it is difficult to obtain an overview because there is little uniformity in the information available from different agencies.

However, it notes that violence is a pervasive feature of politics and the police reportedly use torture, beatings and other forms of abuse while interrogating suspects.

Its objective is to protect people from critical and pervasive threats to human life and to their livelihood and dignity and thus to enhance human fulfilment.

The Special Rapporteur is concerned at ongoing allegations of the pervasive and systematic use of torture and ill treatment by the authorities against persons in pre trial detention.

(f) The pervasive problem of sexual violence, including in places of detention and in camps for internally displaced persons

They include limited employee skills and commitment, a dominance of informal practices, minimal emphasis on effectiveness, and pervasive corruption.

Today, fear is ubiquitous, and the bombings at the Boston Marathon must be understood in that context, for the attack both highlights and deepens our pervasive sense of insecurity.

It's real. In fact, I'll try to explain today that sync is maybe one of, if not one of the most, perhaps the most pervasive drive in all of nature.

Rising income inequality is hardly limited to emerging markets, but their combination of open corruption and pervasive inequities creates a toxic brew that is undermining support for reforms that would strengthen and consolidate their economic gains.

There were no reports of arbitrary killings, extrajudicial executions or a pervasive pattern of gross human rights violations except in the area of female genital mutilation, which is widespread in the country.

It is also Bangladesh's experience that, in such cases, we have also been helped by the pervasive cultures of pluralism and democratic values that render public actions more accountable and authorities more responsible.

This is a year when Einstein is basking in the glow of having discovered the special theory of relativity and decides to take on a new project, to try to understand fully the grand, pervasive force of gravity.

Pervasive poverty makes it inevitable that the struggle for access to economic resources and opportunities must be a distinct feature of African politics.

So, too, in the US, the civil rights protesters of the 1960 s called attention to pervasive institutionalized racism in American society. That legacy has not yet been overcome, but the election of President Barack Obama shows how far those protests moved America.

In fact, if you think about it, Chinese food is the most pervasive food on the planet, served on all seven continents, even Antarctica, because Monday night is Chinese food night at McMurdo Station, which is the main scientific station in Antarctica.

But no actually existing capitalist market system spontaneously generates justice in exchange. There is always some monopoly power, insiders have more information than outsiders, ignorance and uncertainty are pervasive, and expectations are frequently disappointed.

Since my last report, there have been no reports of arbitrary killings, extrajudicial executions or a pervasive pattern of gross human rights violations, except with regard to female genital mutilation, which is still widespread.